Catarina Lewis' life was never easy, but she was fighting to make her dreams come true. When she finally faced the truth- that life was simply not going as she expected, she was forced to make some big decisions. Instead, she found herself in Thedas. Now she is making choices by the seat of her pants, being swept into adventure with friends who make life and death look like a game.

AU. In Dragon 9:27, Anders escaped the Circle. Caitlyn Hawke, apostate mage, fell in love with him. He was recaptured, but not before leaving her with a permanent "memento," a child whose existence motivates them to do whatever it takes for mage rights. But as Caitlyn and Anders walk a path to the High Seat of Kirkwall and then to war, they must take care not to lose themselves.

Elissa Cousland has never been attracted to men, so the freedom of being a Grey Warden matters to her. She just wishes her conscription had not corresponded with the loss of her whole family. When she meets the bard-turned-sister, Leliana, she is sure that this will be special. Leliana has a dark past too. Together they might be able to help each other heal, but it won't be easy.

Chapter 32: Those Who Speak now up. Rillian, Alistair, Hawke, Fenris and their friends journey to Seheron to confront Aurelian Titus. But which allies will help them: the Qunari, Tevinter, or the Fog Warriors? What can Rillian sacrifice, to keep the rest?

A story about a half-elf mage. The Dread Wolf is the only god she believes in. She knows more about the Fade and ancient elves than anyone could ever suspect. We all have our small secrets.

A Dragon Age fan finds herself in Thedas, mysteries abound, and not all is as it seems. The Dread Wolf is in for crash course in impossibility and she was determined to steal his heart.

When Cullen went to his home village to meet with an old friend, he should have expected the trap. When the Inquisitor pleads with Dorian to use forbidden magic to try and save the Commander, the Magister is surprised - not so much by Maxwell's request, but for how readily Dorian himself agrees. There is no way it can end well.

Everyone thinks being the Inquisitor is all glory and honor. No one talks about how it's just surviving, trying to save who you can, and not letting yourself get caught up in the grief of those you couldn't. A darker story of all the hardships our Inquisitor deals with as a Circle Mage, who was not conditioned to be fighting for her life and making life and death decisions.

In time, she will acquire many names. Child martyr of the Ferelden Circle Disaster. The infantile apostate. Captain's shadow. Secret-keeper. Mage-saviour. Blessed Right Hand of Andraste's Herald. Seer of the Inquisition. But she would prefer just Fae, if you don't mind.

Sequel to "Warriors - Sophi'Gaelea" She's traveled the width and breadth of Thedas in search of her way home. Her ties and her findings have now brought her to the Hinterlands where she witnessed the creation of the Breach. Sophi'Gaelea had resolved to avoid the Inquisition in favor of her search, but instead she finds more than she ever believed she might.

A series of vignettes touching on the events after Roses Where Thorns Grow, setting the stage for the next story. Takes place after the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition, before Trespasser. Roses, in its entirety, is required reading.

[Currently remastering] Hawke's as much a mage as Fenris is an elf: it's complicated. Another thing they have in common is they have broken hearts. Lastly, they both share the opinion that the other is tedious and annoying (this a widely held opinion). A story about coming together by being apart, about memory and meaning, and about when to shut up.

Inana Lavellan can't see most things - not in the waking world, anyway. The Fade is another matter, shining like a beacon just beyond the Veil. Imagine her surprise when a "spirit" she has known in the Fade since childhood appears in the waking world as a man calling himself Solas.

Torn from the safety of her Circle, Bridget Trevelyan must learn how to live in an unfamiliar world that is hostile to the power she carries; drawn back into a world he thought he had left behind, Blackwall must learn to live the lie he has chosen even as he hides from the past that still haunts him.

This is the tale of the unflappable Elethea Cousland ... well, mostly unflappable. Some bits of canon sprinkled sparsely around this AU, but not much more than the basics. For example, Duncan survives Ostagar while Elle goes through an emotional crisis in Denerim. Kinda the Blight from the sidelines. ;) A few character deaths. All belongs to BioWare.

When Holly Trevelyan arrives in Haven, Everyone is a little surprised that the Herald's sister is a mage. To add to the surprise Cullen finds himself charmed by her, and Holly finds him equally enchanting. Thanks to trianglebird4 for beta reading!

Marian is captured by Templars when she's eight. She knows her father is a wanted apostate, so she gives her mother's name - Amell. The story of Marian Amell-Hawke's journey through both games. (f!Amell-f!Hawke)/Alistair/Fenris

Bull's had a lot of names. His first one was just numbers, so it's safe to say Bull has issues knowing what persona and name is really his. Perhaps Inquisitor Samahl Lavellan will see what persona hides behind all the names. But if Iron Bull must seduce Samahl to help save the world, he will, no matter what persona of Bull is real. Iron Bull/Male Lavellan

Mina Hawke's arrival in Kirkwall brought Varric all the excitement and fame and fortune he was looking for ... and a few things he hadn't expected. The other story Varric could never tell.

Eruestan would rather be studying. Rowena wants to travel the high seas. But when the ground starts spewing darkspawn and the country falls to pieces, two unwitting heroes will rise to change the course of history. Another retelling of the Fifth Blight. *Story currently being updated*

Follow the stories of four young Grey Wardens as they battle The Blight and restore The Grey Warden Order across the Civil War-torn land of Ferelden in a retelling of Bioware's fantastic fantasy rpg game, "(Rated M for Mild/Strong Suggestive Themes)

With Thedas in crisis, the Inquisition finds its reluctant hero in Tharin Trevelyan, a former templar turned the Herald of Andraste. But Cullen Rutherford finds much more in Tharin, and the two are inexplicably drawn to each other. A frightened Cullen chooses duties, resorting to something drastic. His ill-advised action will hurt both men, perhaps irreparably.

Sequal to Sins Of Fathers. As the events at Ostagar ripple out across Ferelden, the survivors are left to come to terms with their catastrophic defeat. With whispers of treachery and a nation swamped with fear, they must plot their courses to continued survival. With hope in short supply, only one thing is certain; if left unchecked, the Darkspawn will destroy them all.

Canon takes a brick in the face by the name of Carver Hawke. Or: The "modern character in Thedas" trope done a liiiittle differently. Maker have mercy on us all. Or: I can't find a fic where the transmigrated modern figure in Thedas actually massively changes canon from DAO to DAI, so I write it myself.

What if a group of people found themselves on Thedas, but they knew little or nothing about it. How would they adapt? Would they? What if they were able to defend themselves with modern weapons, but nothing else? Would they be able to make things better or worse? Rough language, some adult situations.